Evolution and Conservation of Social Animals Research Group
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    • Group Leader: Dr Hazel Nichols >
      • Summary
      • Hazel Nichols CV
      • Teaching
    • Previous group members >
      • Dr Jessica Mitchell
      • Dr Martin Stoffel
      • Dr David Wells
      • Dr Lilith Zecherle
      • Gina Lewis
      • Catrin Allen
      • Jack McCormack
      • Annie Healy
    • Nadine Schubert
    • Monil Khera
    • Barbara Sofia Ilardo
    • Tommaso Ruberto
    • Nikita Bedov
    • Megan Nicholl
    • Kingsley Hunt
    • Sam Shove
    • Victoria Thomas
    • Thom Lyons
  • Research Interests
    • Conservation Genetics
    • Inbreeding and inbreeding avoidance in the wild
    • Scent Communication
    • The Evolution of Cooperation
    • Community conservation engagement
  • Publications
  • Opportunities

We are a team of researchers who study animal social behaviour, evolution and conservation. Our research group is directed by Dr Hazel Nichols based at Swansea University, but our group is multi-institutional and includes members from Bielefeld University and Liverpool John Moores Univesrity, and collaborations with leading scientists from all over the world.

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Below: Dr Hazel Nichols observing banded mongoose social behaviour in Uganda
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